Congressional Districts and Party Seats Listed for Massachusetts
A dense roll call lists governors and clerks, with party lines marked R for Republicans and D for Democrats, naming district by district for the state. It covers First through Twenty-Seventh districts across counties like Essex, Middlesex, Worcester, Suffolk, and Bristol, including notable towns such as Taunton, Fall River, Lynn, and Boston.
Theodore Roosevelt Jr Cast His First Ballot for Republican Ticket
In New York on November 3 Theodore Roosevelt Jr visited Republican headquarters at 88:39 pm and, after Secretary Cortelyou introduced him to Mr Hitchcock, announced he had cast his first vote for a straight Republican ticket once the national ticket was assured to have won.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Hitchcock
Cortelyou
Roosevelt
Members of Governor's Council Named by Cities
The list names Chas. O. Brightman New Bedford R Albion F. Bemis Brookline R Edward P. Barry Boston D Walter S. Glidden Somerville R Samuel Cole Beverly R Seward W. Jones Newton R J Lovell Johnson Fitchburg R August H. Goetting Springfield R
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Chas. O. Brightman
New Bedford
Albion F. Bemis
Brookline
Edward P. Barry
Boston
Walter S. Glidden
Somerville
Samuel Cole
Beverly
Seward W. Jones
Newton
J. Lovell Johnson
Fitchburg
August H. Goetting
Springfield
Senators elected in Berkshire and neighboring districts
A list of state senators elected from multiple Massachusetts districts. Notable names include William Turtle Pittsfield R Berkshire Hampshire Hampden Allen T. Treadway Stockbridge First Bristol William M. Dean Taunton Second Bristol Joseph Turner Fall River Third Bristol Samuel Ross New Bedford Cape Eben S S Keith Bourne William R Salter Lynn Clifford B Gray Beverly James F Shaw Manchester Harry P Morse Haverhill George Bunting Methuen Franklin Hampshire Dennis E Farley Erving First Hampden Francke W Dickinson Springfield Second Hampden ae Daniel D Mahoney Holyoke Henry C Mulligan Natick Second Middlesex Thorndike Spalding Cambridge Elmer A Stevens Somerville Wilmot R Evans Jr Everett Trifith Middlesex John L Harvey Waltham J Howell Crosby Arlington Sevent Middlesex James Wilson Grimes Reading Joseph H Hibbard Lowell First Norfolk Eugene C Hulstman Quincy Second Norfolk Bradley M Rockwood Sfranklin First Plymouth Melvin S Nash Hanover Second Plymouth Roland M Keith Bridgewater First Worcester Elmer C Potter Worcester R Second Worcester Edward A Cowee Worcester Third Worcester Levi H Greenwood Gardner Fourth Worcester George F Birch Milford Worcester and Hampden Arthur D Norcross Monson
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Norfolk
Eugene C. Hulstman
Quincy
Bradley M. Rockwood
Sfranklin
Plymouth
Melvin S. Nash
Hanover
Roland M. Keith
Bridgewater
Worcester
Elmer C. Potter
Edward A. Cowee
Levi H. Greenwood
Gardner
George F. Birch
Milford
Hampden
Arthur D. Norcross
Monson
Suffolk Senators Elected in City Ballot
Boston lawmakers Lewis Burnham R second district Richard S Teeling D Edward W Dixon D James I Doyle D Charles D B Fisk R Patrick H OConnor D John J Butler D W Prentiss Parker R Winth district Gideon B Abbott R were elected to the Suffolk Senate in the recent city vote.
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Charles E. Dow
Boston
James H. Knight
Edward W. Dixon
James I. Doyle
Charles D. B. Fisk
Patrick H. O’connor
John J. Butler
W. Prentiss Parker
Gideon B. Abbott
Boston, R
Representatives Elected From Various Massachusetts Districts
The document lists elected representatives by district and party. Barnstable chain includes Thomas Pattison R and R. Henry A. Ellis. Berkshire districts show Gleason, Hall, Bolger, McClatchey, Foote, Dickson, Tytus, Curtis with party assignments. Bristol district includes Coombs Holman Lincoln Kenney all listed as Republicans.
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Homer A. Hall
North Adams
Berkshire
George F. Bolger
Adams
Freda T. McClatchey
Pittsfield
Charles R. Foote
Clifford H. Dickson
R. de P. Tytus
Tyringham
Frank Curtis
Sheffield
Bristol
Frank O. Coombs
North Attleboro
Samuel M. Holman
Attleboro
Suffolk Representatives by Districts
Suffolk Representatives elected list by district with names and party. First district Bates and Woodside, both Republicans. second Fitzgerald and Hanrahan, both Democrats. third Donovan and McCarthy, Democrats. fourth Hatton Hayes OBrien, Democrats. fifth Carleton, Republican. sixth Grady and Pettite, Democrat and Republican. seventh Brickley, Democrat.
Names of men appointed to fill vacancies
A list of individuals from various counties including Bourne Pittsfield Taunton Chilmark Newburyport Montague Agawam Ware Melrose Lowell Quincy Brockton Clinton Southbridge named to fill vacancies. The roster includes George I Briggs R Arthur W Plumb Richard Fr Warner Moody Kimball Allen Burnham Levi Gould Charles Richardson John Merrill Jere Howard Warren Goodale Arthur Moore.
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Levi S. Gould
Melrose, R
Charles H. Richardson
Lowell
R. Norfolk
Political Notices of Registrations by County Roster
A listing of residents from various Massachusetts counties including Barnstable Hampden Middlesex Nantucket Norfolk Plymouth Suffolk and Worcester with party affiliations and districts. Names shown include Clarendon Freeman R Arthur Robinson Alger Mahoney Thompson Spooner Abbott Rogers Coleman Cobb Chapman Dolan Mawbey and other residents.
Notable Residents Named in Regional Listing
A list identifies individuals with residences in various towns including Chatham Essex Beverly Chicopee Littleton and Fitchburg. The fragment lists Jonathan Eldridge John Lovett George Bray Frank Pateh and Thomas Sheldon as named residents.
Register of Deeds Elected John A Holway of Sandwich
The report notes John A Holway of Sandwich wins the election for Register of Deeds. The source confirms his name and location, indicating an electoral outcome for the office.
Eddie Curtis Knocks Out Harry Cross
Eddie Curtis defeats Harry Cross in two rounds at the Douglas A. C. in Philadelphia. Curtis had earlier knocked out Jack Hagen and was paired against Cross as the star bout replacing George Cole. Cross is a brother of Leach Cross.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Eddie McAvoy
Dimp O'Donnell
Manayunk
Douglas A. C
Jack Hagen
George Cole
Eddie Curtis
Harry Cross
Leach Cross
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Ward Oo Tata
Eciacnilaate
Nenem Neahne I
Supreme Court
George W. Lawrence
Frederick H. Gillett
Springfield, R
Charles G. Washburn
Charles Q. Tirrell
Natick
Butler Ames
Augustus P. Gardner
Hamilton
Ernest W. Roberts
Chelsea
Samuel W. McCall
Winchester
John A. Neicher
Joseph F. O'Connell
Andrew J. Peters
John W. Weeks
William S. Greene
Fall River
Lovering
Taunton
William
Harry R. Holt
Ralph Davos of
Daniel W. Kendrick
Fairhaven, R
Charles Lewin
Laurence S. Perry
Andrew P. Doyle
R. Hathaway
William H. Gifford
Westport
D. Fred. Moore
Edward F. Harrington
Joseph A. Parks
J. A. Wilfrid Bouvier
R. Israel Brayton
Isaac E. Willetts
R. First Dukes
Hamilton J. Greene
Oak Bluffs
Essex
Ralph H. Sargent
Merrimac, R
R. Franklin Priest
Haverhill, R. Third Essex
Leslie K. Morse
Haverhill
Arthur L. Nason
Haverhill, R
Alfred J. Burcker
Lawrence
Edgar G. Holt
Methuen
R. Sixth Essex
William A. Hester
Lawrence, D
James R. Tetler
Lawrence, R. Eighth Essex
William J. Graham
Lawrence, D. Ninth Essex
Andrew McTernen
Andover
R. Tenth Essex
Thomas P. Wills
North Andover
James B. Carbrey
Peabody, Ind
L.D
William Edward Dorman
Lynn
Martin Lewis Quinn
Swampscott
Arthur B. Breed
John S. Cormack
Matthew McCann
James M. Noyes
James A. Halliday
Saugus
Charles H. Mansfield
Arthur S. Adams
Marblehead
Charles E. Ebsen
Salem
R. Eighteenth Essex
Robert KE. Pollock
R. Winetenth Essex
William T. Jeffrey
R. Twentieth Essex
Arthur Preston Chase
Danvers
Joseph A. Wallis
Charles Homer Barertt
Gloucester
James E. Tolman
Melvin Haskell
Horace E. Durgin
Wenham
Clarence J. Fogg
Newburyport
Samuel F. Coffin
West Newbury
Franklin
William B. Avery
Charlmont, R
Arthur L. Smith
Grenfield, R
John W. Hargis
Montague
Alton A. Upton
Orange
FIRST
Ernest E. Hobson of
Palmer, R
Scott Adams
Agawam
Edwin W. Wall
Wilbraham
Thomas S. Walsh
Michael J. Scully
Fifth Hampden
Theodore F. Dwight
Frank D. Kemp
Charles T. Holt
Frank G. Hodskins
R. Eigeth Hampden
John J. Barry
Chicopee
Francis X. Quigley
Holyoke, D
Thomas Davis of
Holyoke
D. Eleventh
Jens J. Madsen of
Holyoke, R
D. Twelfth Hampden
Charles M. Gardner
Westfield, R
Hampshire
Alfred J. Preece
Northampton
John N. Lyman
Easthampton
Frank A. Hosmer
Amherst, R
Fourth Hampshire
Waldo H. Peirce
Prescott
Middlesex
Manuel Andrew
Cambridge
William M. Hogan
James W. Bean
R. Julius Meyers
R. Harry A. Penniman
Samuel D. Elmore
R. Harry N. Stearns
R. Russell A. Wood
Elias B. Bishop
Howard P. Converse
William F. Garcelon
R. Fifth Middlesex
Frank L. Barnes
Waltham, R
Patrick J. Duane
Waltham, I. AL
George C. Fairbanks
Frederic H. Hilton
Framingham
Walter G. Whittemore
Ashland
Charles F. McCarthy
Marlboro
Tenth Middlesex
Timothy J. Keefe
Hudson, D
Elisha D. Stone of
Ayer, R
George A. Wilder of
Townsend, R
Alfred L. Cutting of
Weston, R
Edwin M. Kittredge
Martin F. Conley
John F. Meehan
Lowell, D. Seventeenth Middlesex
Jirson B. Barrow
Charles F. Varnum
H. S. Greenwood
Albert C. Blaisdell
Tewksbury
James W. Killam
Reading
Fred F. Walker
Burlington
Twenty
Josiah S. Bonney
Wakefield, R
Andrew J. Burnett
Charles N. Dennett
Malden
R. William Niedner
Thomas P. Riley
Ind
Cit
Charles W. Atkins
Everett, R
William E. Weeks
Everett
Twenty-Fifth
William M. Armstrong
Sidney B. Keene
Charles L. Underhill
Charles V. Blanchard
John F. Thompson
William L. Waugh
Frank Eugene Barnard
Charles H. Brown
Medford
Edwin A. Bayley
Lexington
Thirtieth Middlesex
James H. L. Coon
Watertown, R
Joseph W. Holden
Stoneham, R
Nantucket
Ellenwood B. Coleman
William G., Moseley of
Needham, R
Joseph Walker
Norman H. White
Robert B. Campbell
Hyde Park, R
Roger Wolcott
Milton, R
William R. Thomas
Quincy, R
Rednor P. Coombs
John F. Dwyer
Weymouth
Charles C. Mellen
Braintree
Henry E. Holbrook
Stoughton, R
Julius Guild of
Walpole, R
Frederick C. Clark
Medway, R
Frederick S. Lane
Foxboro, R
Alfred S. Burns
William S. Moore
Duxbury, R
Elmer L. Curtiss
Hingham, R
Nathan B. Foster
Rockland, R
W. E. W. N. Arnold
Abington, D
Zebulon L. Canedy
Lakeville, R
George E. Doane
Middleborough, R
Eigeth
Orvis F. Kinney
West Bridgewater
Albin F. Nordbeck
Brockton
George Swann
James Oliver of
Athol
William F. Learned
R. Louis Leland
Templeton, R
George F. Butterick
Sterling
Frank Eliot Prouty
Brookfield
R. Fifth Worcester
John E. Paige
Southbridge
Harry I. Sargent
Leicester
William A. L. Bazeley
Uxbridge
Lyman M. Rice
Grafton
Ninth Worcester
S. Alden Eastman
R. Wilmarth A. Westcott
Hopedale
Joseph
Gates
Westboro
Amos T. Saunders
Clinton
Frank H. Pope
Leominster
Augustus L. Whitney
Daniel E. Denny
John P. Holmgren
R. Eifteenth
Cornelius J. Carmody
Sizteenth
James H. Mellen
D. Siventeenth
John H. Thompson
Oscar C. Hammarstrom
Harrison J. Conant
John H. Pickford
R. Twenty-First
Henry E. Dean
Robert M. Washburn
Martin M. Lomasney
David Mancovitz
Timothy F. Callahan
Joseph Leonard
David T. Montague
Malcolm E. Nichols
Grafton D. Cushing
R. Myron &. Pierce
Freeman C. Emerson
George FE. Lovett
Thomas P. McDevitt
James F. Powers
Thomas F. Coogan
William P. Hickey
Francis L. Colpoys
Michael J. Reidy
James H. Kelly
William H. O’brien
Francis L. Daly
Jeremiah J. Good
Daniel J. Curley, Jr
Thomas J. Fay
Florence J. Driscoll
Daniel J. McCarthy
Luther C. Greenleaf
R. Jarry H. Ham
R. Charles Addison Malley
John E. Rousmaniere
Fred P. Warner
Earl E. Davidson
J. Henry Leonard
Howard Mildram
Herbert W. Burr
William B. Willcutt
William M. Robinson
Chelsea, R
Samuel A. Segee
Revere
Clarence A. Warren
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Eneserenrvinns Ae
Teddy, Jr
Governor’s Council
William Turtle
Pittsfield, R
Berkshire, Hampshire and
Allen T. Treadway
Stockbridge
William M. Dean
Joseph Turner
Bristol Samuel Ross
Cape
Eben S. S. Keith
Bourne, R
First Essex
William R. Salter
Clifford B
Gray of
James F. Shaw
Manchester
Harry P. Morse
George Bunting
Daniel D. Mahoney
Henry C. Mulligan
Natick, R
Middireses
Thorndike Spalding
Elmer A. Stevens
Somerville, R. Fourth Middlesex
Wilmot R. Evans, Jr
Everett, R. Trifth
John L. Harvey
J. Howell Crosby
Arlington
James Wilson Grimes
Joseph H. Hibbard
Lowell, R
Suffolk
Lewis Burnham
Richard S. Teeling
Boston, D
Barnstable
Thomas Pattison
Henry A. Ellis
Yarmouth
Franklin B. Crocker
Brewster
Edward W. Gleason
Clarksburg
Berkkshire
Benjamin F. Bates
Ernest W. Woodside
Michael H. Fitzgerald
Bernard F. Hanrahan
Joseph E. Donovan
Jeremiah F. McCarthy
James A. Hatton
John J. Hayes
D. J
Frank O’brien
Ignatius J. Carleton
Thomas J. Grady
Jerome Pettite
Bartholomew A. Brickley
George I. Briggs
Bourne, R. Berkshire
Arthur W. Plumb
Pittsfield, R. Bristol
Richard Fr. Warner of
Taunton, R
County OF
Dukes
Russell Hancock
Chilmark
Moody Kimball
Newburyport, R
Allen C. Burnham
Hampecen
William H. Porter
R. Bampshire
Frank M. Sibley
Ware, R. Middlesex
John F. Merrill
Quincy, R. Plymouth
Jere B. Howard
Brockton, Rh
Warren Goodale
Clinton, R
Arthur C. Moore
Southbridge, R
Clarendon
Chatham
Arthur M. Robinson
North Adams, R. Bristol
Arthur M. Alger
Taunton, D.-R
OF Duhes
Beriah T. Hillman
Edgartown, R. Essex
Jeremiah T. Mahoney
Salem, D.-R
Francis N. Thompson of
Greenfield, D.R
Samuel B. Spooner
R.-D. Brampshire
Hubberd M. Abbott
R. Middlesex
William E. Rogers
Wakefield, R. Nantucket
Horace R. Coleman
Nantucket, R.-C. Co
John D. Cobb
Dedham
Sumner A. Chapman
Hanson, R. Sufpfole
Boston, Ind
L.r.-D. Worcester
John W. Mawbey
Jonathan Eldridge
R. Essex
John W. Lovett
R. Hampden
George W. Bray
Frank A. Pateh
Littleton
R. Worcester
Thomas C. Sheldon
Fitchburg, R
John A. Holway
Sandwich, R
Supreme Judicial Court
Walter F. Frederick
L.R